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Louisiana students who cannot graduate from high school because of a failed LEAP exam will be able to appeal the decision thanks to a new policy adopted by the state
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Louisiana students who cannot graduate from high school because of a failed LEAP exam will be able to appeal the decision thanks to a new policy adopted by the state
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The BESE Board Committee adopted an emergency consideration to wave the standardized LEAP test requirement for 2023 high school seniors in Louisiana in order to graduate.
It’s testing time again for public school students in Louisiana. For many who did not learn English as a primary language, it’s also an anxiety-inducing reminder that a single test could impact their futures.
Educators say its the key variable keeping many students from graduating